A walking tour of Tin City on Naples' south side, a hidden waterfront spot with affordable casual food. Mino serves oven-baked pizza with an egg topping. Pinchers and Riverwalk sit on the water, while Kelly's across the way sends its own boat for fresh stone crabs.
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All right, I'm going to take you to see Tin City now. Tin City is on the south side of Naples. We won't be able to see a lot of Tin City from the street, um, as, uh, most of it's back you've got to park and walk to get back there. But I often tell people, if you're looking for really affordable food, Tin City's it. It's kind of your Middle America. There's a place off to the right called Mino, which is an Italian place, and the guy does oven-baked pizzas that are through the, you know, through the roof good. I actually had one with an egg of all things on it. So you can see here. Tin City's on the water, which is why you see all the boats. There is Pinchers, and then, um, there's one other restaurant. I believe the name is Riverwalk. Those are the two main ones, but there's some quaint little shops. There's ice cream. Across from Tin City, there's a couple great places, one of which is, um— oh crud, I need to turn around— one of which is Kelly's. Seafood place, and they have some great— they have a, a boat that they actually send out to get stone crabs and fresh fish. Just going to pull you through here and show you again. This is just— we're right along the water here. You can see Pinchers and Tin City. It's also where Pure Naples goes out and right across the waterway The Naples Princess also goes out.